Thanks for this FREE Titan Lawyer [AI] Demo, I think it was a useful and impressive exercise. Output: There was nothing in the output that I would disagree with. It has correctly identified some lack of specifics (which was on purpose due to the intra-group context). No hallucinations. There is no deficiency in the terms that Titan Lawyer failed to see. But on the other hand, I do not know what I don't know ...
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We are in the process of building this Experimental Legal [AI] Prompt Generator to help Blue Ocean Law Group as well as our Clients + Subscribers maximise Titan Lawyer [AI]'s new ability to allow power users to upload up to 75,000 words in a Word, PDF or Powerpoint file and experiment using your own customisable Direct Text Query (in other words you can assume the role of a Prompt Engineer and write your own prompts instead of having Titan Lawyer [AI] write them for you).
This new ability to specify Direct Text Queries or Prompts (in the same manner as mainstream AI tools) is powered by Titan Lawyer [AI]'s early access to Anthropic's 100k Claude 1.3 model.
In a recent LinkedIn Post, the creator of Titan Lawyer [AI] Connor James stated:
"Anthropic have also built something truly remarkable.
Feeding or generating approximately 75,000 words with a single prompt as opposed to GPT-4's approximate 7,000 words, opens up new potential use cases and does away with the need for vector embedding.
Example use cases: feed in an entire short book and ask for alternative endings, analyse financial statements, summarise 150 page documents.
Our experimentation indicates that a 100k model such as Claude 1.3 outperforms GPT-4 combined with strong vector search capabilities.
Best of all, while GPT-4 is 'smart', Claude 1.3 has style, its writing is a joy to read.
The take home message: If you were impressed by Chat GPT, you ain't seen nothing yet."
This Legal [AI] Prompt Generator is intended to be designed and improved using an iterative approach to incorporate your feedback as well as best practices gleaned from fellow lawyers and AI experts +/or Prompt Engineers sharing their knowledge within LinkedIn and more specifically from the Legal Generative AI LinkedIn Group we have recently joined.
Please check back regularly and contact us with any specific requests or ideas that will assist to generate better Legal [AI] Prompts.
We are currently in the initial early design phase so there is not much to see yet and we need all the help we can get!
➲ Copywriter
➲ Entrepreneur
➲ Prompt Engineer
➲ Accountant
➲ Marketer
➲ Journalist
➲ Inventor
➲ Mindset Coach
➲ Best Selling Author
➲ Contract;
➲ Legal Correspondence;
➲ Statement of Claim commencing Legal Proceedings;
➲ Audio recording of a meeting or phone call;
➲ Etc.
You could use your generated prompt to achieve many potential objectives including the following examples:
➲ De-Identify Parties to a Contract;
➲ Draft a Response to a Letter;
➲ Create a Chronology of Events/Timeline;
➲ Etc.
➲ Summary/Outline/Bullet Points;
➲ Points for Negotiation;
➲ Review;
➲ Advice;
➲ Essay;
➲ Script/Dialogue;
➲ Presentation;
➲ Blog Post/Article;
➲ Ad Copy;
➲ Analysis;
➲ White Paper;
➲ Book Outline;
➲ Email Sequence;
➲ Social Media Post;
➲ Etc.
➲ Formal;
➲ Casual;
➲ Persuasive;
➲ Objective;
➲ Etc.
➲ Alist;
➲ Word Doc, PDF, PPT;
➲ XML;
➲ Html;
➲ Code;
➲ Graphs;
➲ A Table;
➲ Rich Text;
➲ Summary;
➲ Markdown;
➲ Word Cloud;
➲ Spreadsheet;
➲ Gannt Chart;
➲ Plain Text File.
➲ Background Information, Data or Content.
➲ What is in Scope?
➲ What is Out of Scope?
➲ To Use.
➲ To Avoid.
➲ Constraints such as a Word or Character or Token count limit.
➲ Provide an example of the desired Style, Structure or Content.
➲ Limitation Periods;
➲ Court Filing Deadlines;
➲ Urgent Response Required;
➲ Etc.
➲ Target Clients/Users;
➲ Client Advice;
➲ Counsel or Opposing Counsel;
➲ Court;
➲ Etc.
➲ Specify Industry.
➲ Specify Legal Jurisidiction.
➲ Request Inclusion of Citations or Sources.
➲ Request Multiple Perspectives.
➲ Request Counterarguments and Potential Replies.
➲ Use Plain English or Legalese;
➲ Use Technical or Industry Terms;
➲ Specific Terms to Use or Avoid;
➲ Etc.
➲ Request use of Analogies, Case Studies or Examples to Clarify Concepts.
➲ Request Inclusion of relevant Quotes or Statements from Experts.
➲ Encourage the Usage of Statistics or Data to Support Claims.
➲ Request Inclusion of Charts, Graphs or Images.
➲ Request a Clear Call to Action/Next Steps.
➲ Nominate Sensitive Topics or Issues to be Handled with Care or Avoided.
➲ Request Inclusion of URL's/Hyperlinks where Relevant.
The output from most [AI] can be generated in the following languages other than English:
➲ French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Maltese, Thai.
⩴ Captain Cicero is Blue Ocean Law Group's mascot in all things legal tech attempting to put a human touch on what are essentially mini-chatbots, legal wizards, etc.
Titan Lawyer [AI] has been developed from the ground up by Australian Computer Scientist + Lawyer Connor James ensuring only lawyer-curated legal sources are used so that it can deliver high-quality and useful output whilst protecting your privacy.
This Titan Lawyer [AI] ➲ Legal Wizard has been designed and developed with care 👨💻 by James D. Ford Esq., GAICD CIPP/US | ⚖️ Principal Solicitor of Blue Ocean Law Group.
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